Wellness Healthy Indulgence Shreds Grain-Free Variety Pack Cat Food Pouches, 3-oz, case of 32

My kitty won't go near the shreds skipjack tuna & shrimp in light sauce. Can't say I blame her....the smell is strong. She loves all the other healthy indulgence 3 oz. pouch food. It's the only wet food I feed her.

My 2 kitties, identical brother have been on the same food for many years, so I thought they might like something new. They do not like pate, so the shreds looked good to me. It turned out they are more like worms and my boys turned their noses up on them. I’m sure they are good food, just not for Chip and Dale.

My cats went wild over this. Wish there were more flavors to choose from. It is more expensive than we are used to feeding, so not sure if I will keep going. Maybe just limit the number of times I feed this. But the ingredients are so healthy. Winner, winner Turkey dinner.

These packets contain a lot of product. Our cat hasn’t decided whether she likes these, but I doubt she’d consume the whole packet.

My cats were getting bored with their old food. My brother suggested I try this. A great success!

My cat very very very picky, and finally I found what she likes, very happy for not wasting my money

I use this as a treat for my fur babies....they love it!

Ok. (gravies/morsels = Dec 2019-Jan 2020, shreds = Feb 2020-Now) I started with gravies because it was the closest texture transition from pate (imo). Not a fan - the ratio of gravy to actual food was not worth the money and it looked like dry food saturated in sauce which expanded in size. Next I moved onto morsels (gravy amount was solidish goopey but there are actual square chunks of food. The issue is they’re too big and that made it hard for my cats to digest. I also noticed some dark grey parts of the square chunks in their green label flavor turkey/chicken. Not sure what that is... but my cats either end up vomiting or just eating half and leaving the rest to dry. Finally I gave shreds Ok. (gravies/morsels = Dec 2019-Jan 2020, shreds = Feb 2020-Now) I started with gravies because it was the closest texture transition from pate (imo). Not a fan - the ratio of gravy to actual food was not worth the money and it looked like dry food saturated in sauce which expanded in size. Next I moved onto morsels (gravy amount was solidish goopey but there are actual square chunks of food. The issue is they’re too big and that made it hard for my cats to digest. I also noticed some dark grey parts of the square chunks in their green label flavor turkey/chicken. Not sure what that is... but my cats either end up vomiting or just eating half and leaving the rest to dry. Finally I gave shreds a try, during the time when wellness first introduced their “healthy indulgence” line, “shreds” was a bit more expensive than the other two which played a part as to why I tried it last. Shreds came out like flat noodles which were easily snapped with a single bite. This was a winner in my book as I did not have to worry about them spending a good minute trying to chew a starburst chunk and just focus on eating. The gravy ratio was just right, it’s saucy but not watery or goopey. From then on I’ve placed shreds as their staple food. Everything was fine for the first month until my cats started vomiting together at least once a day, every few hours after feeding. Mind you my cats are 1.5 years old and super healthy. Them vomiting their food together only pointed to one obvious issue. I did an isolation test and fed only the green label for two days and they vomited at least every other feeding throughout. I switched and fed the orange label: tuna and shrimp from day 3 and they were fine. I’ve concluded that it’s got to do with the ingredients. The green label (chicken and turkey flavor) was the culprit. I’m not sure if it’s just being unlucky from a bad batch of ingredients this round or what (the expiration date is oct 2021) but they were vomiting from the same green label flavor in the morsels version earlier as well... So for now I will stick to shreds orange label: tuna and shrimp because I am tired of cleaning vomit off my floors and carpet :) Also, if one of your cat only likes dry food, try mixing it. I put the shreds first as a wet base then sprinkle some dry food as a topping and it works. … more

My animals didn't like either the taste or the size of the shred. Sure wish they could talk!

My cat licks the gravy but leaves much of the meat behind. The leftovers look like a mass of dead worms on a plate.